The phrase "addressed to different" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to something that is directed towards various recipients or groups.
Example: "The letters were addressed to different departments within the organization."
Alternatives: "directed to various" or "sent to different".
Docking experiments on HD1-A and HD1-B homology models revealed that the different compounds selectivity profiles could be addressed to different binding modes as observed for the reference compound SAHA.
This observatory, deployed at 2060 m w.d. about 12 miles off-shore the Eastern coasts of Sicily (Southern Italy), is in real-time acquisition since January 2005 and addressed to different set of measurements: geophysical and oceanographic.
The main objectives of this research study is addressed to different types of stabilization and comparing the advantage and disadvantage of each method of stabilization.
DL-MAP is followed by UL-MAP (which is located in the DL burst no. 1) and DL bursts (each of which may be addressed to different MSs). Figure 1 An example of a DL subframe for the 1024 FFT mode.
Such snoRNA analogues can be addressed to different pre-mRNA or mRNA targets and delivered to the cells using transfection methods.
Finally, we were able to express the αReps in mammalian cells and their localization was modified by the interaction with the GFP protein target addressed to different cellular compartments (mitochondria, Golgi apparatus and nucleus).
Some websites are built specifically to address different questions under different niches.
Using an enhanced visualization, this tool can be used to address different problems with different data types and data sizes.
An Address to the Different Religious Societies, on the Sacred Import of the Christian Name.
Aid varies from country to country to address their different needs.
Further research is needed to address how different factors interact to influence reliability of recall.
